11:57 May 1, 2013 |
German to English translations [PRO] Art/Literary - History / Art History | |||||||
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| Selected response from: Michael Martin, MA United States Local time: 15:03 | ||||||
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3 | closely related inception periods/background |
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3 | etiological contexts |
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3 | with manifest/distinct connections/relationships to their origins |
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2 | chronologically correlated |
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closely related inception periods/background Explanation: ..drawings which are connected by (shared) closely related inception periods/background That would be my first stab at this.. |
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chronologically correlated Explanation: In drawings hinting at a chronological correlation, for example the series of motifs featuring "costumes", we find evidence of the use of identical or uniformly composed drawing media and/or the same or similar paper stock. Of course, the question is what are 'einheitlich zusammengesetzte Zeichenmittel.'? Are they drawing utensils or surfaces/substrates on which the drawing is done? I suspect they may mean recurring shapes/symbols that some painters use (e.g. Klee's stick figures or Matisse's arabesques). -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 3 hrs (2013-05-01 15:47:38 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- If the Zeichenmittel are indeed (various) inks, I'd call them 'uniformly *constituted* media instead of 'composed' |
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etiological contexts Explanation: Would be the "academic" equivalent, actually also in German. There is that element of unneeded pomposity, which indeed one might wish to avoid. |
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with manifest/distinct connections/relationships to their origins Explanation: perhaps |
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